Goodbye at the Gos Timegate by DawnStar
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
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Created with Photoshop.
Comments and critiques always welcome. :)
Comments (12)
Way Cool graphic. Like the sinuous shapes and depth... But really like the heiroglypics and that mysterious character at the gate. Not sure why - but think I feel better saying "Farewell" then to be seeing it unsuspectingly arrive....[:)]... Like it.
Very interesting painting and lovely style ! Congratulations !
This is very kewl! I love the smoothness of it..the texture of it..it is so delicate, inviting..how did you ever create this? Awesome!
Really cool image, has almost an oriental feel to it until we come to that ghostly apparition. Now that gives me the whilleys. lol... Great piece of art work!!!
Ohhhh - this is heart rending. I must admit this is the one of the most moving pieces of artwork I have ever seen. No, no, no more goodbyes! I like the event horizon in the gate. Beautiful :-)
I adore this Carol! So full of energy and the secrets of creation itself HUGS I'd love to see it flipped 90 degrees to the left as it would take on a whole new image and meaning :) Brilliant work! Thank you for sharing :)
Wonderful image. Excellent work!
wow! Beautiful composition Carol, like Cassie I see secrets gradually revealing themselves as I look, absorbing & moving work!
Organic china and living textiles? I get huge amount of inspiration from this!
reminds me of two persons close together entering a gate... or something like that... great composition... i love your choice of colors here... wonderful picture, carol... :)
Such strong forms and delicious colors!
I'll second Cassie... this reminds me of oriental art very much, very elegant indeed :-)